| BACKSLIDERS | • backsliders n. Plural of backslider. • BACKSLIDER n. one who backslides. |
| CLACKDISHES | • clackdishes n. Plural of clackdish. • clack␣dishes n. Plural of clack dish. • CLACKDISH n. (archaic) a wooden dish carried by beggars, with a moveable lid which they clacked to attract attention, also CLAPDISH. |
| CUCKOLDISES | • CUCKOLDISE v. to make a cuckold of, also CUCKOLDIZE. |
| DESKILLINGS | • DESKILLING n. the act of making e.g. workers unskilled. |
| DICKCISSELS | • dickcissels n. Plural of dickcissel. • DICKCISSEL n. the American black-throated bunting. |
| DIPLOSPEAKS | • DIPLOSPEAK n. the polite and placatory language usually associated with diplomats. |
| DISLIKENESS | • dislikeness n. (Rare) The state or quality of being disliked. • DISLIKENESS n. (obsolete) unlikeness. |
| DISTELFINKS | • distelfinks n. Plural of distelfink. • DISTELFINK n. (Dutch) a traditional Pennsylvanian Dutch design motif in the form of a stylised bird. |
| DRILLSTOCKS | • drillstocks n. Plural of drillstock. • DRILLSTOCK n. the part of a machine tool that holds the shank of a drill or bit, aka chuck. |
| GODLIKENESS | • godlikeness n. The quality of being godlike. • Godlikeness n. The quality of being Godlike. • GODLIKENESS n. the state of being godlike. |
| KIDOLOGISTS | • KIDOLOGIST n. a student of kidology. |
| KINGDOMLESS | • kingdomless adj. Without a kingdom. • KINGDOMLESS adj. without a kingdom. |
| MIDDELSKOTS | • MIDDELSKOT n. (South African) an intermediate payment to a farmer for a crop or wool-clip. |
| SEMISKILLED | • semiskilled adj. Requiring only minimal levels of training. • semi-skilled adj. Alternative form of semiskilled. • SEMISKILLED adj. having or requiring less training than skilled labor and more than unskilled labor. |
| SHIELDRAKES | • shieldrakes n. Plural of shieldrake. • SHIELDRAKE n. a male shelduck, also SHELDRAKE, SHELLDRAKE. |
| SLICKENSIDE | • slickenside n. (Geology) A smooth, striated rock surface caused by the friction of one mass sliding over another. • SLICKENSIDE n. a polished and smoothly striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault plane. |
| SOUNDALIKES | • soundalikes n. Plural of soundalike. • sound-alikes n. Plural of sound-alike. • SOUNDALIKE n. one that sounds like another. |
| SPONDULICKS | • spondulicks n. (Slang, UK) Money. • SPONDULICKS n. (US slang) cash, money, also SPONDOOLICKS, SPONDULIX. |